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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1911
Page
5
The text presents a garbled account of municipal concerns and debates. It references Mayor Hente, public works like sewers, and financial worries about city improvements. Names and places are partially legible but many details remain unclear or fragmentary.
A Maine referendum shows voters decisively rejecting the fifty year old constitutional prohibition. The piece notes party alignments, with Democrats backing repeal and Republicans split, and anticipates forthcoming legislative work to replace the old prohibition framework as leaders seek cross party cooperation. The article emphasizes the historical pioneer status and potential tourism implications if remblon is kept away.
Fragmentary text suggests financial explanations of a tax or transfer issue and potential movement of money abroad. Names, dates, or places are not readable, hindering precise identification of persons or institutions involved.
Fragmented voter mood in Maine shows a shift after prohibition vote. Citizens, though leaning Democratic, may back Republicans next fall to enact stricter license laws. Public stance signals opposition to government hypocrisy and demand for clear policy.
Court records list multiple filings in September including divorces and equity matters. Entries mention parties such as Mary K K and Fredenders with associated inventories, complaints, summonses, and motions in circuit court.
The jury found Alin Gareli not guilty in a marine homicide case heard before Judge Cooper. The court previously heard the prosecution and defense present testimonies as the jurors weighed the evidence. The trial began yesterday with opening statements by County Attorney John Cathcart and concluded with the verdict after brief deliberation.
Dr QA Henry DL OD a noted American Hospitalmatian and evangelist journeys on the Mokura Gota toward Ehee Coit. After years abroad in New Zealand and Australia, he resumes public teaching and fundraising work, with a high profile at Shire events and a forthcoming appearance at the Hay McKinsley High gathering in September.
A fragment notes the Island Fruit Company and Fargo Express Company in relation to crates of bananas and large banana bunches, with references to rents and shipments. The readable text mentions Wolla and Setesiea Pines in a partial, unclear context.
Komeya, owner of a small Honolua tire shop, travels 5000 miles to Akron to study tire repair, hoping to master all aspects of automobile tires. He recalls the initial struggles and disclosures of customers while awaiting training in the repair department. Diamond Tires are heavily advertised in the Evening Bulletin as a result of this pursuit.
An OCR readout touts Jordan’s stock of leather stockings and other garments with garbled phrases. It urges shoppers to visit tomorrow and upcoming days for cashenaving deals on underwear gowns and apparel, noting a sale event and a mystery drawing date.
United States district court has issued indictments for William Lishman, Seaside Hotel manager, and several Japanese boys connected to a narcotics inquiry. Early October proceedings show witnesses expected before the grand jury, with 60 to 65 dollars listed for stamped opium materials amid market tensions.
Stock prices moved after a volatile session as shares in Watlia fell to 128.50 with earlier gains fading. Wataliin and other leaders fluctuated. Fwa and Oulu showed modest activity with small blocks changing hands. The market paused after recent rapid gains as investors awaited dividend actions and reassessed valuations.
J P Cooke elected second vice president and manager of Alexander & Bordell Wisconsin, to lead the firm as officers and directors named. Other officers include WM Alexander as president and W Smith as vice president with several others listed as directors.
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